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• Cosmic
  == Theology == ...o refer to "worldly life" or "this world" as opposed to the afterlife. In philosophical use, the words "[[The Absolute|absolute]]", ''cosmos'', and ''universe'' ca
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• Interdisciplinary Ency. of Religion and Science
  ...d for qualified and accurate [[information]] on the relationship between [[theology]], [[philosophy]] and [[scientific]] thought. The website is principally ad
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• Monism
  ...ne]] [[thing]], despite its many [[appearances]] and [[diversities]]; or [[theology]] may support the view that there is one [[God]], with many [[manifestation ==Philosophical monism==
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• 2013-06-25-A New Theology
  ===Topic: ''A New Theology''=== ...d be considered to be one of the worthwhile disciplines of human endeavor. Theology was the first step, but most of this area of study deals with the religions
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• Cosmos
  Russian cosmism is a cosmocentric [[philosophy|philosophical]] and [[culture|cultural]] movement that emerged in[Russia in the early 20t == Theology ==
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• Atonement
  ...kipedia.org/wiki/Yom_Kippur Yom Kippur] (Day of Atonement). In Christian [[theology]] the atonement refers to the forgiving or pardoning of sin through the dea ...s/christiantheology-philosophy Atonement Theories in Current Philosophical Theology] from Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
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• Clarification of Terms - Introduction
  '''1'''. [[ACIM|This]] is not a course in philosophical speculation, nor is it concerned with precise [[terminology]]. It is concer ...elief]] and can therefore be [[accepted]] or [[rejected]]. A [[universal]] theology is impossible, but a universal [[experience]] is not only possible but [[ne
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• Existentialism
  ...rg/wiki/Socrates Socrates]. However, the term is often identified with the philosophical views of Jean-Paul Sartre. *1: a chiefly 20th century philosophical [[movement]] embracing [[diverse]] [[doctrines]] but centering on [[analysi
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• Omnipresence
  ...e divine [[attributes]], although in western thought it has attracted less philosophical [[attention]] than such attributes as [[omnipotence]] or [[omniscience]]. ...]] characteristic of the deity. Most Christian denominations — following [[theology]] standardized by the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicene_Creed Nicene Cr
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• Panentheism
  ...e 18th century, the formal analysis of panentheism is not new; for example philosophical treatises have been written on it in the context of [[Hinduism]] for millen
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• Liberal Christianity
  ...but rather to the [[manner]] of [[thought]] and belief associated with the philosophical and religious [[paradigm]]s developed during the [[Age of Enlightenment]]. ...nturies. The style of [[Bible|scriptural]] [[hermeneutics]] within liberal theology is often characterized as non-propositional. This means that the Bible is n
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• Western Philosophy
  '''Western philosophy''' is a term that refers to [[philosophy|philosophical]] thinking in the [[Western world|Western or Occidental world]], as opposed Historically, the term refers to the philosophical thinking of [[Western culture|Western civilization]], beginning with [[Gree
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• Christian philosophy
  ...itions of Western thinkers such as [[Plato]] and [[Aristotle]], with the [[Theology|theological]] doctrines of [[Christianity]]. Christian philosophy originate ...s faith at all, unless one independently comes to those conclusions from a philosophical analysis. However, this is not generally accepted as being faithful to one'
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• Cosmopolis
  ...g of the world. 1735 B. MARTIN Philos. Gram. 101 By Cosmology is implied a philosophical or physiological Discourse of the World, or Universe in general. 1802 PLAYF ...s..are subdivided [by Wolff] into Ontology, Cosmology, Psychology, Natural Theology. 1874 W. WALLACE Hegel's Logic 58 The third branch of Metaphysics was Cosmo
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• Theology
  ...m]]". His school of [[Averroism]] had a significant influence on Christian theology.]] '''Theology''' is a term first used by [[Plato]] in The [[Republic]] (book ii, chap 18)
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• David Ray Griffin
  ...[[John B. Cobb, Jr.]] he is considered a foundational thinker in [[Process theology]]. ...ocess Studies, and one of the foremost contemporary exponents of [[process theology]], founded on the [[process philosophy|process philosophies]] of [[Alfred N
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• Ontology
  ...ntology, Dynamilogy or a Discourse of Power, Religio Philosophi or Natural Theology, Physicks or Natural philosophy,'' London, Thomson, 1663. It is likely the '''Ontology''' is the philosophical [[study]] of the nature of [[being]], [[becoming]], [[existence]], or [[rea
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• Death of God
  ...as nihilistic. To Nietzsche, nihilism is the consequence of any idealistic philosophical system, because all idealisms suffer from the same weakness as Christian mo ...ietzsche's words can only be understood as referring not to a particular [[theology|theological]] or [[anthropology|anthropological]] view but rather to the en
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• 94:4 The Hindu Religion
  94:4.2 [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hindu_philosophy Hindu theology], at present, depicts four descending [[levels]] of [[deity]] and [[divinit ...lly]] realized in loving ministry and [[social]] [[service]]. In India the philosophical [[framework]] is existent, the [[cult]] [[structure]] is present; all that
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• Infinite
  ...ea of "without end") which arise in [[philosophy]], [[mathematics]], and [[theology]]. In logic an [[infinite regress]] argument is "a distinctively philosophical kind of argument purporting to show that a thesis is defective because it g
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